Eugene Nagbe criticized Solomon George’s resignation from the CDC as “trash,” following George’s allegations of betrayal and corruption within the party. George accused former President Weah of dishonesty in his resignation letter, while Nagbe claimed George’s departure would not impact the CDC’s stability, highlighting that other members remain loyal.

Eugene Lenn Nagbe, the Chief of Staff for former President Weah, has sharply criticized Solomon C. George’s resignation from the CDC, dismissing it as “trash.” George, once a loyal member of the party, cited years of betrayal and corruption as reasons for his departure.

In his resignation letter, dated February 12, 2025, George accused ex-President Weah of dishonesty and disloyalty, stating that he felt betrayed after years of loyalty. He detailed experiences of intimidation and exploitation within the party, claiming it is infiltrated by corrupt individuals.

Nagbe’s response came during an interview where he expressed solidarity with other party members. He labeled George’s claims as baseless, suggesting that George is a frustrated individual seeking a position under the Boakai Administration.

He further emphasized that George’s departure would not significantly impact the CDC, drawing parallels to his own past resignation and ex-President Weah’s temporary stepping down. Nagbe reassured that other key members, like Senator Saah Joseph, remain committed to the party despite rumors of internal conflict.

The resignation of Solomon C. George from the CDC has stirred significant reactions, particularly from Eugene Nagbe, who has dismissed George’s criticisms as unfounded. The accusations of internal corruption and betrayal reflect ongoing tensions within the party, raising questions about its future stability. Nonetheless, Nagbe insists that George’s exit is not detrimental to the CDC’s standing or unity.

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